I have to agree with the other reviews of the Bayou Segnette State Park, it is a solid "9". A fantastic place to camp if you are visiting New Orleans! It is clean, quiet, beautiful and convenient. It took us less than 20 minutes to get into the city, and you have the choice of the two bridges if you're trying to avoid traffic. We were there during Mardi Gras and the SuperBowl, so traffic was at it's peak, but we never had a problem. If you really want to avoid the roads, the ferry is nearby and free. The sites themselves were large, well equipped with 50 amp, firepit, picnic table. My only complaint was one of them was not entirely level, but with a block it wasn't a big deal. I say "one of them" because in the 10 days we were here, we had to move to 3 different sites. It seems that it is easier for us to pack-up and move a 34,000 pound camper over one site, than it is for the office to rearrange allocations in their computer. This was inconvenient and a little annoying, but the convenience, the free Wi-Fi, free laundry, etc., more than made up for it. Tip: If you are coming here for Mardi Gras, there are great parades to be seen just near the campground. We tailgated in the parking lot near the Walgreen's/Academy in Gretna, Louisiana, at Stumpf and WestBank Expressway. This was an amazing place to watch the floats and bands, and it is only 10 minutes from the campground. I would definitely recommend this park to anyone visiting New Orleans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Outstanding value with senior discount. Big paved back in sites. 50 amp, water and wi-fi. Batwing reception was pretty good, Verizon broadband excellent. We took the Algiers ferry into the French Quarter on this stay versus driving. The ferry is the way to go. Approximately 10 miles to city that way. Sites on back side of the loops from bath houses better suited for people who use their own baths / showers. A bit quieter in these sites. All sites are very close in size, so that doesn't matter in site selection. We will be back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful park with good interior roads and nice level sites that are nicely spaced. The staff were friendly and helpful. That they have free Wi-Fi in a state park is amazing. The only down side about the park is the numerous jarring speed bumps and the 15 mph speed limit on the long road leading to the campsites. We found it a very convenient place to stay while exploring New Orleans and the surrounding area. With no shade trees, staying here in the summer might be a little hot. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed for four nights in October. Beautiful SP and well maintained. Rangers and attendants were most courteous. Only problem we noted was the huge mosquitoes after sundown. It is only a short distance to the city of New Orleans and other various swamp tour attractions in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We live within a short drive and will probably be back. Be prepared for mosquito's, this is Louisiana. We also saw TONS of rabbits, we lost count after 75. I believe they must have feeders out. Raccoons, opossums, snakes and alligators also call this area home so we all must share. We stayed in site 26 and although most sites have no shade over the picnic table, there was a large area further back on the site under a tree which was very nice to sit back and enjoy. The bathhouses were fairly large and clean but WEAR SHOWER SHOES. There were small worms on the floor of the shower stalls and since I personally saw park personnel clean them in the morning, I'm sure being this close to a swamp is the problem. Park personnel are very, very friendly and the park does have a gate that locks at night. You need the combination to come and go after 10 p.m. The wave pool is very nice but since it's open to the public, there is a fee to enter. There is a free pool closer to the campers that is not open to the public. Numerous walking and biking trails throughout to see wildlife and those rabbits. Security is good and patrols on a regular basis. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This isn't a bad park by any means. It serves great as a stop over on your way to another destination. The comfort stations were clean, although, on our visit, the laundry machines were not working and our clothes simply would not dry. We were forced to set our clothes in the sun to get them dry...and.....THERE'S PLENTY OF SUN!! I don't think there was a single site that had adequate shade. We camped in August...and it was so hot we could barely stand it. There is a wave pool on the grounds, and the kids enjoyed it for a few hours, I believe the entry fee was $7 a person for the wave pool. There is also a swimming pool near the camping loops for overnight guests, but it was not very impressive, even in the Louisiana August heat. We saw a large abundance of wildlife though, which surprised me with it being located right off of a main highway in a fairly busy neighborhood. Rabbits, deer, armadillos, snakes, and alligators, as well as a large variety of birds. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

A beautiful, quiet park 20 minutes from the French Quarter. Very large sites set in the scenic bayou. A nice boardwalk trail follows the bayou. Lots of wildlife. Free laundry facilities, however the dryer did not work properly and we ended up taking our wet clothes to a coin operated laundromat. Beware of the Huey Long Bridge! It is very narrow. If you decide to take your motorhome across, drive down the center, blocking both lanes. We shaved off part of our tail pipe on the curb/wall. We camped here in a Motorhome.

OK state park close to New Orleans. Sites are large and paved. Steep grade from site pad to grass below at many sites. Cement pads for picnic tables at all sites. Some are at rear of site like ours. Very little shade. No sewer connections. Wi-Fi is slow. Bathrooms were neither clean nor nice. Playground was nice. Park is on opposite side of New Orleans from major attractions. We would look for another rv park closer to the East side of New Orleans with better facilities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As per previous reviews, convenient to downtown via ferry. Very clean park. Sites well spaced. Many large hungry mosquitoes. No surprise there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A nice state park campground. Staff was very friendly and helpful, gave us a lot of assistance when we needed to locate a vehicle repair facility. This place will be even nicer as the trees grow back. The only downgrade I'm giving is the slow wifi speed (and they are quick to point this out, even when checking in. I learned that they are using satellite uplink, so bandwidth is at a premium). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The only reason I didn't rate this park a 10 is because they do not have sewer sites. All sites are 50 amp w/water hookups. They are all back in's with ample spacing between sites. Park roadways and pads are paved. There are 2 seperate 'comfort' stations containing restrooms, showers and free washers and dryers ( 2 of each ). The park also offers free wi-fi. The staff has a series of informational handouts on area attractions including directions to the Algiers ferry terminal, located 12 miles away. This ferry is free and takes you right to the foot of Canal Street which is a short walk from the French Quarter and/or the warehouse district ( WWII museum ). The ferry terminal is also right on the streetcar line. Next to the campground is a very lively fishmarket offering up all kinds of fresh seafood. The Westwego Market serves fried foods and po'boys and is located inside the fish market. Every kind of shopping you could need is within a couple of miles of the campground. They do lock the entrance gate at night but you are given directions & codes which will allow you to enter after hours. We will definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park. The $9 rate is with senior pass. Will go back We camped here in a Motorhome.

This state park was exceptional ... clean, well laid out, wide roads, large sites, strong free wi-fi signals, great satellite reception, free laundry, friendly, enthusiastic staff. The park underwent major cleanup after Hurricane Katrina; their hard work shows! The only thing that would make this reasonably priced park better is cable TV! Can't ask for any better! Loved the open, sites, with beautiful trees and well-manicured grass to look at. Lots of space between sites. And look at that great price! $18 per night! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground with nice spacing between the sites, however, there was little privacy because there was nothing separating the sites. The placement of the pads and picnic tables was a bit strange, some of them were behind the trailer pad, and others were next to it. For close proximity to New Orleans, you could not beat this campground. I'd highly recommend taking advantage of the ferry from Algiers to Canal Street. There is a good size parking lot on the Algiers side, and the ferry is free. It lands right at the end of Canal Street in New Orleans which is within great walking distance of the French Quarter, and street car access for the Garden District, etc. The park also had free washers and dryers, which was a pleasant surprise. Be sure to check out the seafood market outside the park entrance. Fabulous prices and good variety. Warning! Do not use the Huey Long Bridge in either direction pulling your rig. It is seriously narrow, and just driving it in our Ford 450 made us nervous. Bring bug spray, you are in the Bayou and mosquitoes are rampart. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a good place to stay while visiting New Orleans. Our site was clean and grassy with a few mature cypress trees which gave minimal shade in the winter. The bathrooms and showers were new and there are free washers and dryers in the bathhouse. There is a chain-link fence around the park and rangers drive through frequently. Good security. Biking is good in the park; not very good outside. The Wi-Fi was very slow but usable for email. There is a seafood market just outside the park and it is about 12 miles to the free ferry at Algiers which took us to the French Quarter. The normal rate is $18 per night, we were given the 1/2 price discount for the Golden Age Passport. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park that I would recommend to everyone. Rangers patrolled day and night so we felt very safe. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean campground and very secure with a park ranger driving by often. Campfires allowed. BBQ grills provided and picnic tables on paved pad. Paved sites. Free washers/dryers at shower facilities. Lots of mowed grass. Dump station and fresh water in central location. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

In many ways a great park. Senior discount and location are great. Roads are are nicely paved with paved sites and grass in between. But a few annoying negatives keep this from being a 10: Be prepared for mosquitoes. We were there in early December and they were bad then. Don't know what its like in Spring. The showers were fairly clean, but there was no ventilation and this kept every surface wet 24/7. Perhaps its better when they switch the AC on. The Wi-Fi, although free, is unusable. They have invested in several towers and transmitters spaced around the camping area so the signal is very strong but the speed is the slowest I've ever experienced--slower than dial-up. My browser timed out on most pages before they finished loading. I couldn't even check my e-mail. Odd they have invested so much in hardware only to make the system useless with such slow connection speed. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

One of the few state parks that accept the national parks card. Sweet park about 13 miles from the Quarter. Clean and neat with lots of space between spots. Apparently there is a wave pool open in the summer. Security although it is unneeded. In a wetlands so good walking and wildlife. Cannot be beaten for access to Nawlin's. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the second time we have come to this park. The nightly rate reflects National Senior Pass discount. It is a great park for doing New Orleans. It has free laundry and free WiFi, which was really slow. Another example of paranoid webmasters limiting bandwidth to all users because they fear hogs. Barely usable, but it is free. There is a great seafood market just outside the park which had fresh crab, fish and shrimp daily. The sites are large with plenty of room between sites. There are picnic tables and fire rings at each site. Water pressure was really low at our site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nothing for older kids over to do, except the nearby water park which was packed with locals. Will not return as kids were bored and cranky and is the reason for the low rating. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park close enough to the quarter to make it a cheap way to do New Orleans. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is very large with a wave pool on the site. It is in the bayou so expect it to be swampy and moist/humid; lots of big rabbits everywhere! The sites are well spaced but have NO formal patio area. My biggest complaint is just uneven ground. The pads are quite narrow. Wi-Fi is free but pretty slow...about 600K..much better than nothing. There are very few trees for pad shade. It is only about 20 min from New Orleans. Overall it's a nice clean park,but needs better pads/patios. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is in very good shape, since Katrina. You can even wash clothes for free, which was great. The problem with this park is the gates are locked at night which means you are stuck with whatever rift raff that is staying in the park. The park rangers patrol until they get off at 9:00 pm, then the park is locked and they are gone. We had an ice chest full of ice and drinks stolen right from underneath our camper. This happened to us before. I believe we should be protected while we are sleeping also. I hope whoever stole my good 5 day ice chest, that I can no longer find in stores is happy. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here because of the ease to go into New Orleans. Sites are clean, long enough for big rigs and spaced far enough apart for privacy. Staff was friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This state park is recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Sites are unlevel pavement, but not that bad and not many trees so could be bad in the heat. When we checked in their computer system was down, and the staff was extremely slow in checking people in...they claimed they were faster than computers, but I question that. There seemed to be several staff in the office doing nothing while we waited in line to check in with only one employee checking in campers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This state park is just recovering from Katrina and has lots of new trees planted. Rates are $18.00 per day but you can use your Golden Age Passport here in Louisiana State Parks. Secure and safe and about 12 miles from the French Quarter. The laundrys are all new and free. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Golden Age discount is 50%, but $18 would still be a bargain. Add sewer and this place would be a 10. Big roomy back in sites are fully paved, plus there is a poured concrete 'patio' behind the site with picnic table, grill (new) and fire ring. The space between sites could actually support an additional site, but then it would be like a private park. The Louisiana TPC (golf course) is located at this state park. An easy 30 minute drive into the city. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Loved this park. The sites were paved ,and the area was very family friendly and beautiful. There were mosquitos and our picnic table was located on the wrong side of the travel trailer. Great place to ride your bike with the family. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is a surprise. When I hear the word "bayou" I conjure up a picture in my mind of dirt roads and moss hanging from the trees. If that's what you're looking for, it's not here. However, if you find beauty in a real Louisiana swamp, this is the place. Our site was described as shady; this means there are two spindly trees near the picnic table. Most of the campsites are out in the bald bare sun. I have to wonder if they lost a lot of trees during Katrina. Oh well, the wind has been steady and that kept us pretty comfortable until nightfall. The campground is very clean and well-kept. To my daughter's delight, the bunnies come out in the evening to eat clover. She counted 7 at one point. The park is criss-crossed with boardwalks leading over the swamp areas. Bring mosquito repellent. There are two swimming areas here; one is a wave pool which costs $8/person, the other is a 3-4ft deep swimming pool free for overnight guests. The only disappointment so far has been the restroom. While it is clean and ostensibly handicapped accessible, I found it difficult to use with my disabled child. The one handicapped stall is not really large enough to accommodate two people. There was only one hook to hold our things, and no bench. There is a small seat inside the shower itself, with a hand-held shower head which was nice. Unfortunately, halfway through our shower the water died so I toweled us off and went back to the camper. I'll try again in the morning. Our main reason for camping here was proximity to New Orleans and in that we are not disappointed. It's about 30 minutes outside the city; the French Quarter is accessible by ferry from Algiers. For a state park that is located in a busy suburb, it is quite pleasant and relaxing. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Park has re-opened since Katrina. Sites are very nice, lot of space around all sites. All sites are close to the swamp. The park has a boat ramp for its visitors. Some road noise from Hwy 90 Bus. Playground equipment for kids. Nice wave pool (Entry $8). 14 day max stay. About 10 miles to an almost free ferry ($1 a car) in Westwego that will take you to New Orleans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park in a great location, about 20 minutes from the French Quarter with direct and easy access to New Orleans. Sites are large and private with raised, paved pads. There's no sewer, but the bath houses were clean. It has a nice pool, and a wavepool. The landscape is wooded with some small swampy areas. The staff was helpful and informative. We had a very pleasant experience, and would definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Thank goodness for this website or I would have never known about this park. It is a great place to stay and only minutes for New Orleans and the French Quarter. The campground is very secure and sites are large and shady. There are plenty of activities such as water park, hiking and fishing. Wish we could have stayed longer! There is a free ferry that crosses the river to New Orleans and parking is only $5.00 However it is confusing to get to and even more confusing to leave, especially at night. We would definitely come back here and recommend it as the safest spot near New Orleans. Thanks RV Reviews! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites are very nice, lot of space around all sites, roads and sites are blacktop. Roads can take a large unit with no problems. All sites are in the swamp, winter no problem with mosquitos, in warm weather you will have a problem. Some road noise from Hwy 90 Bus. Playground equipment for kids. Nice wave pool. Park was full and you may need a reservation to get in. 14 day max stay. About 10 miles to free ferry that will take you to New Orleans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

State Park outside of New Orleans. Wonderful location and park. Level sites clean laundry facilities. Restrooms and showers were clean - however spouse didn't care about sharing the shower with some green sticky frogs :) . Otherwise it would be a 10. Excellent access to New Orleans - ask for the directions to the ferry into the French Quarter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A hidden treasure to get away from the noise, etc., in New Orleans. Very nice state park and definitely located in a swamp area. Back-in paved sites with plenty of room to manuvere. Lots of shade, paved roads throughout. We were there for Mardi Gras and there were still a few mosquitos! Wonder what it would be like in the summer? Entrance is locked up every night and the 15 mph speed limit is strictly enforced! Very friendly staff, always able to give you directions. Very impressive state park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice campground. Lots to do and see here. New Orleans is just 15 minutes away, but don't try to go during 8:00 or 5:00 traffic. The absolute perfect park for the kind of camping we like to do. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I camped here in a 40' MH and had plenty of room to get around. The interior roads and site pad are all paved and wide. The place appeared to be fairly new and every thing was neat and in it's place. Security trucks were noticed offen and they have a locked gate at night. I was just really impressed with this place. The have a convenient dump station. This location is about a 15 minute drive to downtown New Orleans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Narrow one lane blacktop interior roads & slightly elevated bt level pads. Built in a swampy area so water can be right up to your site occasionally. Lots of shade, most sites are separated by trees & undergrowth. Close (30 Miles) to New Orleans. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice state park - located in a swamp area. All back-in sites, paved roads & sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A very beautiful, quiet campground. Many trees yet only a few miles from Bourbon Street. I would definitely go back. We camped here in a camper.

This was an amazing park with incredibly easy access to the French Quarter. We stayed two nights: one at the PA rate and one with the 10% discount for Good Sam members. It was totally worth the money as we were able to walk wherever we wanted or could have ridden our bikes. One of the Visitors Centres was right across the way for easy access to tours. We would definitely stay here again. Although it's more money than some of the outlying parks, you do not have to drive in and out whenever you want to venture into the French Quarter, it is right on your doorstep. The staff are amazingly friendly and polite. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I arrived at this park after hours and, using Mapquest, pulled up to an empty lot in front of an abandoned building complete with stray dogs running in the moonlight. Welcome to the French Quarter. The RV campsites are through the lot and behind the dilapidated building. The rates are very high, much more so on special event nights, but this doesn't bother me as much when I can tell that the park owner spent good money on high quality facilities, fixtures and professional employees. The sites in the back end of the park are right under the freeway. Overall this small park was immaculate. Pricey, but, (to me), worth the thrill of camping in the French Quarter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My big problem is calling it a resort, there are no resort type activities here. The walking is around the small park. The park is trying to sell all the sites to turn it into time shares. The cable system has only 10 channels. Good Wi-Fi and you can use your satellite dish if you are in the right spot. We were given a spot with a huge billboard behind us which blocked the satellite. There is no store, and no reading library. There is a small game room and a nice pool. Given the price I will find some where else next time and drive into the quarter if I have to go there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Made reservations 8 months prior to stay. These greedy people did not want to honor it because of HUGE rate changes. Stayed 1 night after arriving late. When owners came in the next day, they tried to charge 4X what I had paid for in full in June. They left me in New Orleans on New Years Eve without a place to stay. Stay away at all costs, a reservation means nothing. Bayou Sagnette State Park is only 10 minutes away for only $18, not $200 per night like these scalpers charge for big events. You can cab it to the Algiers Ferry if you want to drink in the quarter. The ferry is free and let's you off right by the Hilton Riverside. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

An excellent campground for visiting New Orleans. Excellent staff, very helpful and friendly. If you are looking for a "camping" experience, this isn't the place. If you want to use it as a base to visit New Orleans, this is the place. It fulfilled our expectations and then some. It's modern, clean, knowledgeable and friendly. Couldn't ask for more. We will stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park was very clean and sites were roomy and level. It is located just a couple of blocks from the Bourbon St. area which makes it easy to visit the sites. However, you are warned not to be out at night between Bourbon St. and the RV resort. With this in mind, we still felt very secure while in the park as it has very good security and is gated. Would recommend to anyone who wants to visit the "flavor" of New Orleans. Access from the interstate is fairly easy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

For an inner-city rv park, this is a gem. It is near the interstate, but the proximity to the French Quarter can't be beat. It is immaculate and has great facilities. The staff is more than accommodating. We would stay there again.We used CCUSA for the fee. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is certainly not your typical campground. After proceeding to the back of an abandoned grocery store parking lot we were greeted at the gate by a nice young gentleman clad in suit and tie. We camped under the light of a highway billboard in an adequately sized site on brick pavers. In the daylight we were able to walk leisurely to the French Quarter. With this great access to New Orleans, who needs picnic tables and fire rings? We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful facilities, great location near the French Quarter. WIFI did not work and when reported to the office, they gave us the number to the company they use for us to call and report the problem. We were there for a few days and never did get any resolution. Also very noise due to it's location next to and almost under I-10. Also restrooms were not cleaned, same trash for entire stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A very cool park with a Great Great location. By scooter, bike, or motorcycle, it was 3 minutes to French Quarter. The park is clean. The pool is nice, and the small gym is usable. The staff is friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend it! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We didn't spend the night, but rather, paid $30 to park for half a day. The campground is right off the freeway in the French Quarter. It's all concrete and no shade trees, but extremely clean and some sites have nice gazebos. The clubhouse area is small, but very nice. Clean bathrooms, nice pool and gym. Staff was extremely friendly. You can walk to the visitor center from the campground, and to the French Quarter if you don't mind a little hike. We walked to the aquarium but took a cab back. I would recommend this place if you want to be close to New Orleans and are willing to sacrifice shade and grass. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

For a 'City RV Park' close to its major attraction, you could not find better. Nice brick driveway, concrete pads, and well positioned and working hookups. Wifi worked extremely well for us. A true 10; stay here if you get a chance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Loved the FQRV park. To start, the staff was very kind and helpful and will even give you a golf cart ride to the visitor's center 2 blocks away (covers about 1/2 the distance to the French Quarter). The park is a very short walk to the French Quarter and is less than a mile from the French Market at the river's edge. Makes going into town very easy. You do have to walk across a big empty parking lot, but we felt safe walking this distance (we did not however make the walk after dark just because we were never out late since we have an infant). The price is high and does vary by season/event, but it is worth the money for the close distance to town. Our site was perfectly level and the other sites look to be that way too. The grounds were very well kept and clean. The pool is a salt water pool and is warm and clean. The showers and restrooms were also very nice and clean (not your standard public restroom stalls). The park wi-fi worked well and there is also a printer/fax machine if needed. The office is open 24 hours a day, and the park is gated with codes to get in and out - felt very safe the entire time. The park is next to the freeway, so you can hear traffic noise. We ran our air conditioner most of the time, so the noise wasn't a problem. Sirens can also be heard going by, but again, with the air/fans on it was not a problem. We would gladly stay here again and wish it was closer to home. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff was extremely helpful and nice. The resort was quite very well kept, and just stunning in comfort. It's within walking distance from Bourbon Street so you can visit often without having to worry about driving around the city or parking. If you don't mind the price, I would highly recommend this resort and look forward to going back again. We camped here in June/May 2009 We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is our second visit to this RV Resort. It is conveniently located to the French Quarter and the staff is fabulous. The park seems to be showing it's age. However, the sites are spacious and the park was designed so that it is easy to back into your site. We love this RV Resort and although it is rather expensive, it is worth the treat every few years or so as New Orleans is a great city. We camped here in a Motorhome.

For the reviews we have read and the $110.00 per night I expected more. We were her for the Jazzfest. The location is the best for the French Quarter, but the Highway noise from I-10 was very bad. We could hear gun shots through out the night, there had been two killings within two blocks of us the two night we were there, police and rescue sirens rang loud. In all fairness the Park cannot control that. The staff was great but no real amenities to speak of for the price. I would not stay here again, but I do not think we will be be back to New Orleans again. This town has such great history and the locals have destroyed what they could have. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very classy park with hotel-like services and amenities (concierge staff, free ice machine, lovely common areas with pool and spa) and it is within easy walking distance from the heart of the French Quarter. It was very very easy to get into the park from I-10 and the signage and staff help exceeded our expectations. The roadways are wide and the sites are spacious. The security seems more than adequate. The cost is more than the average campground, but this place is not average! The cost is certainly far, far less than a hotel room in the French Quarter! We will certainly come back - what a great way to visit "The Big Easy"! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a wonderful place to stay, located within walking distance to the French Quarter. Taxi service to and from the front gate is available. The sites are large brick paved areas with room for your vehicle on an adjacent pad. The roadway is wide, the entrance is gated with security codes for access. It has a excercise room, small unheated pool, and a hot tub, laundry facilities were like new. The CG is located right next to I-10 overpass but didn't notice the road noise at night. We would stay here again and again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Excellent RV park but not a campground in the sense you want to sit outside and commune with nature. It is located between the French Quarter on one side and a raised expressway on the other. The facilities are spotless and the crew is really friendly. Maybe some tree planting would be a good idea. I would definitely stay here again We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice park. The nicest inner-city park we have stayed in. The staff is very helpful and the park very clean. We did stay in the front of the park which is quiet enough. It should be contrasted with other inner-city RV parks - this one is a 10 that is 5 minutes from the French Quarter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate paid reflects FMCA discount. Given the traffic noise and area this park resides in, a "10" is just too high. It's certainly the best bet in the city, and we'd stay here again. While I hesitate to say the combination restrooms/showers are not clean, they need to be serviced more often. Not mentioned in any earlier review I've seen is the enormous pole holding two huge billboards facing I-10 and rising 75 feet above the park - several sites are directly underneath it, a little unnerving. Ask for a site that faces east, then you will have shade in the afternoon. It's nice to see all types of RVs here, not just big class A's although they are plentiful. Sites are level and spacious, and arranged so you are not back-to-back with another unit. There are some super-premium sites up front with screen gazebos - they must cost more and would likely need to be requested in advance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is located close to the FQ, but it is still a few blocks away. I would NOT recommend walking at night back to the RV park from the FQ. A cab ride is about $7. The campground folks will bring you as close to the FQ as they can in their golf cart, but even when they do, you still have 2 busy streets to cross with no crosswalks to get to the FQ. The sites in the rear of this park should be nearly free. I say this because if you get a site in the rear you will likely not be able to sleep at all. The freeway noise is so loud, it will drown out the noiseist a/c unit avaiable. And the ambulances run constantly ... and the 18 wheelers driving on the overpass will literally "shake" your motorhome. The rear sites are awful period. The rate is too high for what you get here. The cinderblock wall with RAZOR EDGE will give you a sense of protection, but also an idea of what you're dealing with in the neighborhood by this RV park! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a first class park located in the middle of the city. The park is gated and surrounded by a large, attractive, concrete fence. The place is secure, with employees making the rounds often at night. If you are wanting to visit the French Quarter and downtown NOLA, then this is the place to stay. The employees are friendly and very willing to answer tourist questions. They will even give you a golf cart ride half the distance to the French Quarter, which is only about four blocks away. There is traffic and city noise here because you are located in the heart of an urban area and right next to IH-10. The park easily accommodates big rigs, and access to and from the interstate is easy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location within walking distance to the French Quarter. Staff were very friendly and knowledgable about local sites and restaurants. The park is enclosed and has staff on site 24 hours, so it is very secure. The sites are nothing spectacular, especially if you are looking for a scenic site but the location is great. Level sites and easy access. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is an oasis in the heart of a very boisterous city. Everything here is first-class and very well done. Although the sites are not pull-through they are very spacious and well maintained. Security is first rate. We used the golf cart shuttle to the edge of the French Quarter several times and it was a very efficient way to get to and from the neighborhood. Newspapers and coffee are free each morning and the staff is pleasant and welcoming. We stayed here last year and this is our repeat visit for 5 days. The daily rate we paid is an average after Good Sam and Passport America discounts were applied. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great in-city park. The sites are large. There are grassy areas at each site. Personnel are great. There is a work-out room and hot tub. Perfect place to stay if you want to visit the French Quarter. Easy on and off from the freeway. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV park is in a great location for visiting New Orleans. You can walk to almost all places in the French Quarter, although we did take a cab after dark as we did not feel safe walking and it was suggested by the camp hosts. Camp hosts and manager were very hospitable and ever so helpful in suggesting restaurants and answering our questions. The place was spotless clean and manicured all very appealing. We felt very safe once inside this gated community and in knowing there was 24 hr security. First class resort amenities, even the daily newspaper was provided. There is a little park right beside the resort that we used to exercise our pooch. The only downfall was that there were no picnic tables at the sites and the sites 14-19 are very noisy due to the freeway above. We would happily stay here again and highly recommend it to others. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A gorgeous and amazing RV park within two blocks of the French Quarter! We were welcomed at the gate by the manager and immediately escorted to our site. The Grey brick interior road and the red brick sites (with patios) are extremely pleasing to the eyes! The entire park is meticulously spotless. All of the staff members were so helpful in helping us out with our first time in New Orleans. I have to admit that I wasn't too certain I wanted to stay there when we first exited the interstate and entered a "not so welcoming" area of New Orleans! However, once we got to our site and settled in, we felt safe, secure and right at home. We look forward to staying here again and again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is so close, yet so far, from the north edge of the beautiful French Quarter. In between is a large, abandoned (since Katrina) supermarket property, that is adjacent to low-income ‘projects.’ The friendly, helpful staff here believes that it is probably OK to walk through the supermarket property during daylight, but not at night. They offer a free golf cart ride through that property and drop you off at a Welcome Center next to a police station, 24 hours a day, as long as someone is available to do it (i.e., don’t count on it). We were just passing through for a one-night visit of "N'awlins" this time, and being so close to I-10 and the French Quarter was perfect for us. Their option to pay $5/hour for late checkout was also appreciated. We took the golf cart ride in the afternoon to see what it entailed, but on the way back in the early evening there was an event going on nearby and several cops were around to guard the parked cars, so we just walked with no incident. I’m not sure just how dangerous it really is (due to the proximity of the police station and the fact that it is well-lit), or if the management is overprotective. You can of course take a cab to and from the heart of the French Quarter, and a company is recommended by the camp. The camp itself is a fortress, surrounded by walls topped with barbed wire, and security gates for both vehicles and pedestrians. After midnight you need to call security to get back in. Inside are large, paved sites, with grassy areas, and ample place to park your extra vehicle. A few sites have screened gazebos. The perimeter sites seem nicer than the ones in the interior lot that back up against each other. The modern central facilities have several individual bathrooms with showers (the best/most modern I've seen at a campground), a small heated pool and spa (the spa was not working at the time), laundry, workout room, big screen TV room, a large BBQ, free morning coffee, and a nice computer room with two computers. They claim to have free wi-fi but the system was being ‘upgraded’ during our stay and never worked. All in all it was worth the $62 (Good Sam/AAA) to be in a new, secure, modern campground within easy walking distance of the French Quarter. Passport America will give you a bigger discount for one night Monday-Thursday non-holiday only. I would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Unfortunately, this is the only campground within walking distance of the French Quarter and therefore their price reflects that. It was built on part of a parking lot of an old Target store that closed after Katrina. It is adjacent to the freeway (noise) and directly adjacent to the "projects" (welfare housing - drug dealers etc). It is gated and has 24 hour attendants. The campground is clean and reasonably well kept. The employees told us it was a bit risky walking from the park to the French Quarter due to the "projects" which is why they provide 24 hour golf cart rides between the park and the New Orleans visitor center (about 1/4 mile). However, we, like other visitors, found this to be available at the whim of the employees. Several times we found we had to walk because they would not answer the phone only to find two or three employees sitting at the desk chatting about their girlfriends or whatnot. The attitude of the employees are hit or miss. Some are friendly, most communicate through body language that customers are merely a burden. On new years they were very booked and raised their rates for that night to $169 and had no spots available. They told us we would be able to stay in the vacant lot just outside the gate and dry camp for $100/night. Although rather outrageous for dry camping, we were told we would still have full access to Internet, showers, etc. and since it was only about 100 feet from the gate we didn't mind. On the day we had to move, they told us we could NOT park in this spot but rather had to park on the other side of the closed Target building which is nearly 1/4 mile away and actually right next to the projects - no Internet and, of course, a very long walk to use the pool or showers. Of course, the price was still $100. Needless to say, we feel we had been mislead and duped. This place if fine for a quick visit to the French Quarter because of it's proximity but that's all you get for your money because the service (and honesty) is definitely not consistant with the price. On our next visit to New Orleans we plan to find somewhere a few miles away and drive to the visitor center ourselves for our visits to the French Quarter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New RV resort adjacent to the French Quarter. Campground itself is very nice and clean, surrounding area is not the greatest. All brick paver sites and newer amenities but it is not without its problems. Things that could be fixed: 1. Only 10 channels of cable {no ESPN}; 2. Wi-Fi reception is extremely poor, when it works {not acceptable if you work while you travel}; 3. Shuttle service available only when convenient to the employees; and 4. While some employees are very friendly and helpful others are not. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is by far the best RV park we have ever stayed in. Very safe, with a 24hr armed guard. The sites were very nice, all were paved, and some had gazebos. Excellent service. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Convenient location to visit New Orleans. You can walk to the French Quarter with no problems. All of the sites are back-ins, the people in the office are extremely friendly & helpful. The only thing that would make it better would be a pet area to walk your dog. If in the area, we would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very enjoyable stay here. Yes, it is lots of concrete but it's right by the quarter and there is nothing else comparable that prevents you from having to drive into New Orleans. Pool and club house are well done and everything is brand new. The owner is friendly and helpful--full of good advice for restaurants. My only complaint is that we were told the staff would pick us up in their golf cart anytime we called (no need to make arrangements early) and when we called around 9:30pm for a pick up the line was busy. After a while with no luck getting through we finally just went ahead and walked. The walk is not long but it is through a bad neighborhood with a long abandoned building and parking lot to cross--my New Orleans friends were not happy with us doing this once they found out! Despite this I would gladly stay here again--the park itself is quite well-secured. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a fine little park, smack dab in the middle of New Orleans. The French Quarter is indeed but a few blocks and they do give you a ride to and from the main street; for your walk to begin. The owners and staff were great, we really enjoyed visiting with them. As I read through some older posts, I see very few complaints. It's hard to beat an oasis in the concrete jungle! I do have a suggestion or two.... lower the temp on the hot tub 2 or 3 degrees. Maybe, the last hour of the day the pool and spa could be adults only? Make the laundry room a "dry feet" zone, and yes some barrels of flowers and plants would make this place more beautiful. And while I'm dreaming, how about an on call masseuse................ but then, our rating system would have to go to at least a 12, in order to rate this park. In my opinion these fine folks will have recycling on board as soon as the City of New Orleans gets it's recycle program back on track from Katrina. Go visit, the city needs our support! The park still feels new, and the amenities were greatly appreciated by us. We have already made our reservation for Mardi Gras 09. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Top of the line park. Very nice. Great, helpful staff. Wife was scared at first until she saw razor wire on top of brick fence. I wasnt not concerned about the security. I'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice, clean park within walking distance to the French Quarters. The attendant will take you via golf cart to one block of the quarter. Very nice showers, Laundry and a wonderful view of the skyline. If you are going to spend time in the FQ then this is the ONLY park in N.O. that I would recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very close to the French Quarter plus safe and secure. Friendly staff, very clean facility. Has a bit too much concrete for me (could use some flowers, trees, shrubs to soften) etc. If you want to visit New Orleans this facility is highly recommended. No rig is too big for this facility. We have a 45' motorcoach and had plenty of room. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Although this park is in a rough area of town, my wife and I felt very secure here. The tall brick wall surrounding the park is topped with protective metal spikes. Also, the park appears to be manned 24 hours per day. If I would suggest an improvement, it would be a security gate keypad that did not require the guest to have to get out of the car to use. However, every time we drove up, they opened the gate for use. So, I can’t really complain. The sites are quite large and level. If you run your A/C fan, the noise is not really that bad. If you want to be in town, this is your only option – and it’s a very good one. The park staff was exceptionally nice and accommodating!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you want to see New Orleans this is the RV park for you. It is safe, secure and absolutely clean and beautiful. Save your gas and parking money and walk to the French Quarter. The amenities are very nice - fitness room, pool, hot tub, laundry, free wi-fi. Staff is friendly and helpful. Even though the park is designed as a motor coach resort all RVs are welcome. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground was a real gem. The management was very willing to drive us in a golf cart the 3 blocks to the end of their property when visiting the French Quarter. You simply cross the street and walk a couple of short blocks and you are there. Very easy and we felt very safe and secure. The salt water hot tub was fabulous. Bring your bikes; it is easy to bicycle from the park to the French Quarter and the Garden District. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great park, very convenient to the interstate but within walking distance from the French Quarter. The people are very nice and helpful, willing to drive you part of the way to the French Quarter in a golf cart and pick you up later. The weather was bad when we were here, but the pool area looked really nice. All sites are very wide back-ins with nice pavers and some grass. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent city campground. Nice concrete pavers. Plenty of space between sites. All back-in sites. Catering to Class A's but we camped here in our 30' Motorhome. The staff was very helpful and friendly. Very accommodating. The pool (refreshing) and hot tub (hot) were small, but beautiful. Bathroom and showers at pool very clean. The campground is great for visiting and walking all around New Orleans, a straight walk into the main area of the French Quarter (St. James), worth the extra dollars. The campground is very secure - security gate. The staff will drive you out to one of N.O. visitor's center in their golf cart to the end of their property line. It is not a far walk, but it was in the 90s when we visited, they will also pick you up if you call them on your way back in, it was very nice extra. I would stay here again in a minute. Despite being in the city with Route 10 and easy on and off. This campground gets a 10 in our book. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very convenient to French Quarter, they even offered us a golf cart ride to within 3 blocks of the FQ, AND picked us up at the end of the evening. The grounds felt very secure, very well monitored and maintained. The 4 bathrooms are "suites" private sink/toilet/shower, that are clean and pleasant to use. The "workout" room looked very nice, but we did not use it. The pool and hot tub area was great. The laundry room was clean and always accessible. We would definitely stay there again. Yes, it is on the edge of a not so great neighborhood, but New Orleans is a large metropolitan area so areas like that are expected. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you just need a place to park close to the French Quarter, this is a good secure friendly park. It's not a place with a campground atmosphere. It has very easy access from I-10. We have stayed twice but the hot tub wasn't hot either time. If you're not familiar with New Orleans the staff will give you all the direction you need to experience the city. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is very different from any we've stayed at before. It is within walking distance to the French Quarter, so very conveniently located. The sites are all very big and well kept. The pool and hot tub are very nice and the laundry and bathrooms are beautiful. The staff are all very nice and helpful (though they might want to take a few of the local tours to give better advice on which to recommend (try the walking tours that start at Cafe Begnet)). The only downside to this place is its location (it is both a plus and a minus). It is right below the freeway, so there is a lot of traffic noise. Also, being on the edge of the French Quarter, it is right next to a not so safe part of town (the area across the freeway). Given that, the park is surrounded by a large brick fence topped with sharp spines and is patrolled by security 24 hrs (both reassuring and disconcerting). They do offer to reimburse you for cab fare back from the French Quarter, but we ended up walking both ways when we went, never feeling unsafe (it was early in the evening, as we have kids). We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is absolutely one of the best campgrounds we have stayed at in our two years of travel. Tight security within a walled compound and an electric gate. The interior roads and pads are all paved. No trees which is a positive to us as both of our satellites worked perfectly. Some sites have gazebos. Great staff and amenities. Friday and Saturday night there is a two hour (fee) cocktail party. We enjoyed meeting other travelers. The park is within walking distance to the French Quarter and it is easy to access from I-10. Although we paid more than we usually do, we did not have to pay for taxi's, buses or parking (which is about $20). We highly recommend staying at this campground. We camped in a 40' motorhome with four slides. Unfortunately we were only able to stay one night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I am usually very picky about the campgrounds I stay in. It was amazingly clean. The people we very nice. It was close to every thing in New Orleans. I was there for a convention and arrived faster to the events then my counterparts who rode buses from the hotels right next to the convention center. If you are looking to spend a few days exploring New Orleans and do not want to have to drive in from the subburbs, this is the place to stay. The daily rate is higher than most RV sites but compared to the price of the hotels in the area, the cost of transportation in and out of the city it is well worth it. Highway 10 is right above the part so there is a constant steady noise so I used my AC fan to block out the noise and slept without issue. This is not the type of campground to stay in if not planning on getting out and seeing New Orleans. I doubt they have many campground events as there is already so much to do in the city. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This probably the nicest/cleanest park we have ever stayed in. Nice stamped concrete pads, paved streets, nice lamp posts, etc. This park is obviously first class all the way. Pricey, but, worth it in my opinion. Beside an interstate highway, but, with the a/c fan on low, you don't hear it. I have not met a single employee you didn't make you feel welcome. They seem to want to make everything a pleasant experience. Good security. Remember, you're in a questionable neighborhood of a large city and be smart. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 5 nights. We chose to stay here because of the convenient location to the French Quarter. The French Quarter is approximately half a mile walking distance. Other attractions like the WWII museum and the Aquarium of the Americas are also within walking distance. The park is clean and the amenities are great. There is a fitness room, a lounge area with big screen TV, a pool, and a hot tub. The hot tub needs to have controls at the tub itself. Even though there are always folks around, it is sometimes hard to locate them in order for them to cut the hot tub on, or regulate the temperature, especially at night. The restrooms and showers are also very nice and clean, but the shower area is lacking a tray for your soap and shampoo. The price is somewhat high, but they have a lot to offer. We also got Good Sam discount for all the nights. Wi-Fi was good and they had a few cable channels. Obviously, though, you don't come here to watch TV. Access to the park and the sites is very big-rig friendly. Security and safety is a high priority for the owner, so armed guards are always present and very friendly. As some others already mentioned, they provide you with cab vouchers for a cab ride home at night. You get one voucher per day. One night the owner himself gave us a ride into town. The park is a bit noisy due to the noise from the interstate, but we found that at night it wasn't a big issue. The owner and the staff are all very friendly and go out of their way to accommodate you. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Given the urban location, this place is as good as it gets. The only downsides for us are the road noise (unavoidable and not that bad at night) and the absence of an off-leash area (not really enough room for one here but essential for us to give a place a ten). Lovely salt-water tiled pool and hot tub, beautiful facilities and exercise room. Friendly hosts. If you're going to get "concerned" about armed security or "spooked" by the beauty of a New Orleans cemetary, why are you here? And those housing projects are for people who need to live here. Give them a break. Come stay here and spend some money in New Orleans. It's beautiful again, and the restaurants are still killer! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 2 nights (over Halloween). Nice, new, clean park, close to the French Quarter. Expensive at $69, but they honor several discounts for 10%. Good wi-fi and cable (free), easy in and easy out (back-in) and full hookups. Good security, but it was a bit concerning to see armed security guards patrolling the park. There is a nearby housing project which could, possibly, cause problems. Also somewhat spooky, on Halloween, to look over the fence and see one of New Orleans above ground cemetaries. The owner was present a lot of the time and they provide a cab voucher for a free cab ride back from the Quarter. We were on the north end, close to I-10. It was definitely noisy. In October, 2006, New Orleans needs another 18-24 months to get rebuilt and on it's feet. We'll return again, but it will be a while. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent location, near the French Quarter. 24 hour Security Guard. Closed facility, with security gates. Well lighted, New Complex with all the amenities of a Resort. My wife and I stayed here for one night. We enjoyed the new resort. The owner went out of his way to make sure we had a pleasant stay. The owner is on duty all the time and goes out of his way to make sure you have a safe and pleasant time. I gave him my cell phone number and told him we would be back around midnight. We were running late from having such a good time, my cell phone rang, and it was the owner just checking on us to make sure everything was O.K. Now, that is customer satisfaction. We will be back for the other festivals, now that we have found a safe and secure place to stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Because of business in New Orleans, we stayed here for two weeks. The area of town is not a good one, although there is a Winn-Dixie within a couple of miles. However, the gate and fence gave a good amount of security. There were no seedy looking people or units within the park. Office was usually locked and staff isn't always available. Bathrooms and showers were very clean. Better parks could be had for a lot higher price. For the price in this city, it was adequate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We called to make a reservation here after seeing their ad in Trailer life. Once we arrived there, my wife was afraid to stay. It was in a dangerous part of town, and had to be surrounded with a high fence. We intended to be coming and going at night, so we decided not to stay at all. We were unable to actually report on the inside conitions at all. There were lots of FEMA trailers in the area, and it certainly did not appear to be safe. We went west about 25 miles to camp in a traditional campground in LaPlace and drove in via I-10. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We pulled into the campground and found it full of FEMA trailers, even though it had been advertised that the FEMA trailers were gone. The neighborhood is still in bad condition. We pulled in at night and decided not to stay because of the condition of the campground and the surrounding area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

All four of the New Orleans parks are located in a "not great" neighborhood on the very busy Chef Hwy and back up to Railroad tracks. Makes for very noisy spots. We chose this one because they offered WIFI. It was not working except every now and then. The owners were not helpful except the day that a "reviewer" from a guide book was there. Then they could not do enough to help out. Place is for sale so that probably contributes to the attitude. We looked at the other 3 parks and the Parc D'Orleans appeared to be marginally better. The state park was booked so we could not stay there as previous reviewers of New Orleans parks have suggested. We also suggest that you drive to the French Quarter. We did the bus deal one day and it is a real hassle. There are plenty of parking lots in the Quarter. Costs about $18 per day, but more than worth it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place isn't half as bad as some might make it out to be. We've been here 7 nights and plan to stay 5 more. At this time most of the park is filled with FEMA trailers. There are only a half dozen or so RV sites. Maintanence is good and there is a locked gate at night (accessible by a key card). FEMA residents of the park have been friendly as has been management. Understand that there are thousands and thousands of FEMA trailers all over the city; they aren't just for undesirables, but rather for people who are stuck with no place to live as a result of the massive undertaking to rebuild this city. You'll see FEMA trailers on the front lawns of houses costing in excess of $500K pre-Katrina. There's a new Winn-Dixie supermarket just down the street along with plenty of national fast food restaurants and you can drive to the French Quarter in less than 10 minutes. WiFi costs an additional $15 per week, but worked well for us. The only complaint I might have is that they should make WiFi available on a daily basis for those who are only in for a couple of days. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's worth noting that we are here during Jazzfest 2006 and the rates are slightly higher. We are paying $45/night and are are glad to do so. As all others have commented - MG RV Park is no Yosemite NP in terms of scenery. Hello...we're in a City. We came here knowing that this was a post-Katrina RV Park in NOLA. In terms of ambience we were expecting that environment and that what we have. Hurricane torn and beat up. The neighborhood is trashed and empty. No businesses are open within a few miles. It took us an hour to find a grocery store when we got here. Scenery? You want Yosemite - drive to Yosemite. You want 'Nawlins? this joint ain't bad. We're ten minutes from the French Quarter. Yes the place is managed by an ornery gent named Frank. Once you break through his outer crust you'll find your host to be loveable. Yes the owner of the Park is from India - so what - he and his family are quite pleasant and have taken a chance and invested in the American dream. Oh yeah...he's trying to pay off his loan to the American bank that lent him the money to buy the place at pre-Katrina prices. I don't see why people complain that they charge to dump your ****. Don't like it make your way to a Flying J. Water works, laundry facilities work, internet works (as I'm posting this from my site in the Park), and the sewer works. TV rececption is not bad. What else do I need to sleep during the day and take in the best music in the World in downtown NOLA at night? We've been out listening to the greatest music going til five every night for the past week! I think people need to chill and put themselves in others shoes before trashing a place online. We're quite safe and sound here in Mardis Gras RV Park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Filthy, expensive and grumpy. We should have dry camped. Thousands of RV's and trailers parked everywhere around town. WiFi available but not checked by us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is located in a very bad part of town "GETTO". Would not recommend this park to anyone. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We drove in, and drove out! Simply placing this review to avoid anyone else falling into this trap! The park is right off the 10 in the GHETTO! A gang was hanging out in front of the open "security gate", drinking beer and smoking pot when we arrived. Razor wire is on the fence if that tells you anything! I saw more police cars than automobiles coming into the area. In short, do yourself a favor and stay at the New Orleans East or West KOA. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A Passport America campground. This park is an in town campground and not in the best area. Once inside the security gate it is a typical private campgroung. Some of the sites are tight to get into. Half the park is paved, the rest is grass and gravel. Rather noisy being near an interstate highway, train tracks and next to a truck depot. They do offer guided bus tours from the front gate. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I stayed in this campground in 2004. It is in a really crime ridden part of town. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. After Hurricane Katrina, I was doing disaster relief through the church about 3 miles from this campground and had been staying on the church's property in my RV. I needed to dump my black tanks before the drive home, and I remembered this campground. I went to it, and the campground was in shambles. The office was closed and the power wasn't on in that part of town but the water and sewage worked. I pulled into the campground (which was empty of RVs) and this East Indian guy ran up to me and told me that he was the owner. I explained that I needed to dump my tanks for the ride home after doing relief work in his community. He informed me that I would need to pay $15 to dump my tanks. I guess he felt it necessary to profit from hardship. I left without dumping the tanks and went to another campground where the owner let me dump the tanks free of charge. I will never stay in Mardi Gras Campground again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is about 10 minutes off I-10, and around 15 minutes from the French Quarter. People in the office are very nice and helpful. The concrete pads are wide and level, some have stove warmers to take the chill off at night and tables and chairs for around the heaters plus picnic tables. Bathhouse is clean and well maintained, laundry is very nice: we used both facilities. Wi-Fi worked well. We would stay here again when in the area. We stayed in site 55 across from the office and across from the pool that was still open. The laundry was directly behind our site: very convenient. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Concerned for neighborhoods in the W. New Orleans area, we reluctantly decided to stay at the New Orleans West KOA. Much to our pleasure, it was located in a nice area. We were pleased with this RV Park. The family who runs it goes out of their way to welcome their guests. It's clean and comfortable. They add an unusual feature that made our stay great...they take guests to the French Quarter twice daily for no charge. The best part is they drive you in their van through an interesting route in areas we'd never have seen otherwise, and make the ride enjoyable by sharing tidbits along the way. The office/store is worth a shopping trip. We'd stay at New Orleans West KOA again with pleasure. Don't hesitate to stay at this fine RV Park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an older park and like all of New Orleans needs some repairs, but over all the condition is good. The concrete pads are large but over the years has settled and are not level any more. If you are going to the French Quarter it is about a 15 mile trip. The staff was friendly and eager to assist you in any way they could. A young man that was assisting us in backing in nearly got us hit by a pickup truck that was coming by and he got us on the wrong site, but we didn't have to move, they just changed out sites. Just was a close call. There were a lot of campers coming and going during our 3 day stay, this is a very busy campground. If using a GPS or Map Quest you will be taken through some back narrow streets which is not necessary, just get off I-10 at Williams Blvd & go south to Jefferson Ave. We would stay at this park again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We spent 4 nights here will visiting New Orleans. This is the best campground in the area for visiting the French Quarter. The campground will provide a shuttle in the AM and pick you up in the PM. You can also take the bus which will pick you up across the street from the campground or take the trolley. The sites are level, and close together, but do not hamper slides or awnings and there are no side by side hookups. Cable TV and Wi-Fi worked great. There is minimal room for dog walking, but crossing the street and a short walk will let you walk them on the levee. There is some noise from a train several blocks over and the airport, but that did not bother our sleep or stay. There is a lady who provides a dog walking service if you plan on being gone all day and she also makes some wonderful tamales. We will definitely stay here again if in New Orleans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park, very clean. Level concrete sites, good hook-up. Very nice swimming pool and showers. The entire staff was really friendly and helpful. This site is located about 20 minutes from the French Quarter, so it is very convenient to a lot of entertainment. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here four nights. It was about a 30 minute drive to the French Quarter. The staff gave great tips on what to see, restaurants, and directions to get there. The campground provided a free shuttle to the French Quarter. It was worth taking one time just for the drivers wonderful narration of the sights along the way and a residents view of Katrina. The shuttle left the campground at 9:00 AM and returned to pick you up at 5:45. The sites were cement and some had patio furniture and swings. Although they lost some trees during Katrina there was lots of shade. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is a great base camp for New Orleans. The staff is friendly and helpful. We stayed 4 days and no issues. This is our second time at this park. We were here in 2007 for 3 days and it was fine then. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most sites here are super large and wide, but the side section where we were had very tiny sites crammed together with no cable TV (our site didn't even have a picnic table). Considering this, the nightly rate was really excessive for these little sites (even if it was Mardi Gras). On the bright side, the bathrooms were very clean, work camper hosts were friendly, WiFi worked well. The location seemed a bit better than the other in-town New Orleans RV parks (that are in more industrial areas). We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A parking lot-type of campground in a residential area west of New Orleans. The bathrooms were warm and were kept very clean. Each shower is in its own little individual room, very nice. The store stocks souvenirs, ice, RV supplies and groceries. The owners and employees were all very accommodating. Best of all is the free shuttle, which you can take into the French Quarter at 9 a.m. and back at 5:45 p.m. It's as good as a guided tour. There's also a bus stop across the street, with the bus connecting to the Carrollton streetcar. We had a lot of rain, so there were some big puddles and soggy grassy areas. The Wi-Fi was good. It's close to the airport and there was some road and train noise, so don't plan on sleeping too late. Our rate was with a KOA discount for 3 people, during a Pre-Mardi Gras weekend, so it seemed fair. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean and neat older park. Pool is clean and well kept. Staff was friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Fantastic site, first class service, site has all you need for a short or long stay. :-) We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pros- Helpful staff. Laundry open 24 hours. Wide spots. Cons- Expensive for what you get. Cable hook up was horribly snowy. Staff knew it and could care less. Very muddy and swampy. We got a light ran and there were big puddles and mud everywhere. Wifi was up and down. Campground is not in New Orleans. It's in River Ridge. We've been at much better campgrounds for half the price. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The KOA staff were very friendly and helpful. The park itself was difficult to find and the area looked run down. Patio furniture was provided with an outdoor fireplace. The laundry room was exceptionally clean and very nice. Their is a KOA bus to take you to the French Quarters. Overall, it was a good experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed on site 59 with a 34 foot trailer. Barely was able to park TT and TV there. Sites are short but wide enough. If it rains then there are a number of sites that are under water plus the road floods badly. They come out with sump pumps and hoses to pump out the water. Staff was very helpful. Their van broke down so we drove down town. New Orleans is fantastic. There's other tours beside Gray Lines, so look around. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Was a wonderful park, lot's of fun. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Urban setting. Next to shipping canal so if you walked up to the levee, you could watch some major ships go by. Staff was very helpful. They gave great directions for getting to Mardi Gras and the restaurants they recommended were excellent. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The help was very helpful. Help you back in. The campground still has around 50% FEMA trailers but they were no problem. Not in the nicest area of town but 15 minute drive to New Orleans. Overall a nice campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice. WIFI and cable worked great, even though we were at the far end of the park. We were there for months without any trouble of any kind. Huge concrete sites filled with 45 foot rigs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I stayed a total of 6 days in July enroute to and from Florida and found the park to be very nice. The owner gave me several sugestions of things to see like the WWII museum and had a great time. There are some marginal areas as with any city, you just need to pay attention. My wife and I will be here again for Madi Gras next year and look forward to our stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed there for the Sugar Bowl and were charged $46 per night and with tax it was over$50 per night so if you like inexpensive campgrounds this is not one. If you are in one of the sites like we were in right across from the office look out so as not to get electrocuted when you back into your site because the utility lines are really low hanging although the sites on the second road didn't have that problem. Also this park is just about exactly 12 miles from downtown so it is not in New Orleans it is in Kenner. I would not suggest the city bus service either. If you are just passing through and need a quick overnight there is a Wal-Mart about 5 miles closer to town on the same road as the campground which is Jefferson Highway and the store is right before you go across the Huey P. Long bridge. That would be a cheaper option for a quick overnight but as with anything in this city you have to be conscious of your safety because New Orleans is not I repeat not a safe or clean city and I did feel a little safer in the campground. The wireless internet access costs about $8 per day and you would think at the rates we were charged to stay there that internet would be included. I will say that the campground was quiet at night and that the staff was friendly and that the main reasons I am rating this campground so low is the fact thatI feel it was extremely overpriced for the services received and that it was not highly convenient to downtown as I had though it would be. Next time I will try the state park which is about the same distance from town but is only $12 per night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Camped there for the Sugar Bowl. Very nice site about 10 miles from French Quarter, they do have shuttle cab ride $25 bucks. All pads concrete very nice people. Although neighborhood wasn't great the park is in great shape. Right near Airport in Kenner, La. They did have WIFI very fast spotty aircard wireless and a phone modem in laundry room We camped here in a Motorhome.

The trees, concrete slabs, and grass are nice. Not a bad place for overnighters. However, we have been here for nearly two months and have been stolen from twice now. The first time about a month ago. A $3,000 piece of equipment was taken from under our 5th wheel. It was in a black case and looked like nothing special. That same night five bicycles were stolen from within the park. A few weeks later more bikes were stolen. Three nights ago our truck was broken into and a $50 inverter was taken. That same night our neighbor three sites down had his truck broken into also. We thought our truck was locked and our neighbor said he knew for a fact his was locked. The theives evidentally have a tool of some sort to get in. This park has a tall fence all the way around it but on the back side of the fence there are 2x4s running lengthwise and the theives are climbing over the fence and then going out the front gate. Some campers have actually seen this happen. The owner just shrugs his shoulders and says to call 911! He doesn't seem to care at all. On two sides of the park are very, very bad neighborhoods. We drove through them looking for the equipment that was stolen and they looked like drug havens. I suggested that he put wire on the top of the fence nad he said he would not do that. The sheriff has asked him repeatedly to warn his campers. There have been muggings when campers have walked outside of the park. I'm really tired of the stealing and am so ready to go someplace else. Also the owner took our satelite dish down and brought it to us because he didn't want anything at all on his grass. We had permission to put it up from the manager but the owner didn't care about that either. There is cable here but it is not very good. It comes and goes. One night we lost it for hours. The monthly rate here is $360 plus electric plus a $50 electric deposit. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Most likely one the nicest parks in New Orleans. A little loud due to the fact that the airport is nearby and we heard loud stereos thumping each evening. It was safe however and the staff was excellent. Pay as you go Wi-Fi is available. Considering the alternatives in New Orleans this is most likely your "best bet". We camped here in a Motorhome.

Visited park in a 40' motorhome. Most sites are large concrete pads long enough to accommodate any size motorhome and number of slides. Most sites are back-ins. Tow vehicle must be unhooked and plenty of room to park by site. Park is maintained very well. It is very quiet & clean. Pool is very nice but only heated by sun. We used the park shuttle to go & return from the French Quarter. Shuttle cost was $16 for two. All utilities were modern & well placed. Laundry was very clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One thing that is usually nice about camping at a KOA is that you know what you are getting. We have camped at several KOA sites across the country, and without question this was the most disappointing. The sites are extremely close to one another and there is very little privacy. The first site we were in had sewer problems, ie. the sewer kept backing up when we dumped. We moved and the next site had the same problem. The park is run down and the owner doesn't seem to be putting a lot of money into it. Given the high quality and price of local state parks (Bayou Segnette @ $12 per night), we would not stay here again. Even the security was better at the state park! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park for visit to New Orleans. Some of the sites are not very level, but were easy to deal with. Staff very friendly and helpful. Would stay again only if couldn't find somewhere better to stay. The shuttle that takes you to the French Quarter only leaves and 9:00 am and returns at 5:00 pm, so you had better want to stay the entire day away from campground. I would have given better rating if this had been more flexible. We travel with our dog and would not like to leave him for that long. We did not find it difficult to find a parking place in the French Quarter however. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park, friendly staff. Not that close to French Quarter, shuttle runs only twice per day, expect to drive to vehicle. Wide sites, low overhead lines too close to rigs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent park as it is well cared for and the sites are spacious. Staff was courteous and helpful. It's in a great location for visiting New Orleans. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Pleasant staff, good location for access to The French Quarter, Garden District, etc. The park runs a shuttle to the French Quarter and there are two tour companies that pick-up daily. The "neighborhood" is mixed (some upscale houses and some the opposite) and a few apartments. Noise didn't seem to be a problem; after 9 o'clock the neighboring young people (from a neighboring complex) seemed to lower the volume on their entertainment. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is a great place to stay. All sites are clean and have cement pads. All sites have 20/30/50 amps. We like this place and plan to return in future. About eight miles from downtown New Orlenas. Some noise from train, air port, and river boats, but not a problem. Staff was very nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park to spend a day or week in. The staff is great and work all the time to make things right. Need a reservations to get a site most of the time. The place is always full of big rigs. Close to river (1/8 mile) and downtown is a short drive. We love to stop here! We camped here in a camper.

Friendly staff, helpful in sightseeing tours, van service from campground to French Quarter, city bus stop across street from campground, very clean park, paved sites, shade trees, pets welcome. Would definitely come back!!! Felt safe in area. We camped here in a camper.

This is a wonderful and very safe, secure, and gated RV park. The park is close to the French Quarter. Shuttle service is available for guest convenience. The outstanding, attentive, caring, and knowledgeable staff make staying here a real joy. We heartily recommend Pontchartrain RV Park and will stay here again and again. Thanks to all the staff for being such good friends to us during our stay. We love you guys! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our second time coming to this park and we were surprised by the amount of progress this park has made since our last stay. They now have a bar located on the pavilion deck overlooking the canal, and soon it will be accessible by boat. We were sad to see all the brown landscaping, but it was explained to us it was a result of temps in the teens 3 weeks prior to our stay. We came for Mardi Gras and love the free shuttle to the Quarter. We chose this park the first time based off reviews on this site and returned because this park went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. This park is in an industrial area, but we found the area serves as a buffer to the city so it was very secure. The last post about this park talks about an "unruly" guest. In all fairness to the park it should be known the person in question wasn't unruly at all; however, he was drunk and depressed, and the park staff dealt with the situation swiftly and professionally. I have stayed both here and the resort downtown and both are nice parks but in the future will only stay here because of its location and very quiet nights. Mardi Gras was a great time, and we look forward to our next trip to NOLA. 10+++ We camped here in a Motorhome.

The website must have been for a different park. This in in an old industrial area, not very secure. Police had to remove some unruly guest. They charged $114 for a waterfront site but you just look across a canal at some abandoned building. We booked 2 nights but left early due to security issues. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Above rate reflects weekly rate, basically the same as Passport America daily rate. The only real complaint we would have here are the gravel/mud streets due to heavy rain two days during our week-long stay. It's not quite what we expected from the web site, but tolerable. The free Wi-Fi was very fast and fairly reliable with only rare and brief drop-outs during periods of heavy use. Sites include landscaping between, and each site we saw has a least a small grass area. Management is very management and helpful. There are only a few bathrooms and showers, but they are very well maintained. Park is gated. Very nice free shuttle 3 times daily to and from the French Quarter. When we return to New Orleans, there is no doubt that this is where we will stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

First class!!!! The free shuttle to the French Quarter made it well worth the price. We used Passport America for 2 nights and had a site right on the water. Clean, roomy sites, excellent service!!! They even have a bar and pizza. We were in heaven!!!! This was our second visit and we're ready to return - TODAY!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Ponchartrain Landing is the place to stay when visiting New Orleans. The rate is about $30 with Passport America. Bathrooms were extremely clean and well cared for. Staff was extremely friendly, and very helpful when it comes to things like finding grocery stores. From Ponchartrain Landing it's about 15 minutes to the French Quarter. The park has two vans (one large, one small) and shuttles campers back and forth at no charge. Be advised the campground is situated in an industrial area, on a canal. The surroundings area is hardly beautiful, but the campground - and sites - are first rate!! Also note there is a pool and hot tub here, though we didn't use them. We will stay here whenever we're in New Orleans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our 6 night stay here. The park is located in a mostly abandoned industrial area along a canal near the edge of Lake Pontchartrain. Some would see that as a negative but we found it a nice change of pace from the high energy and "who dat" volume of downtown and the French Quarter. Don’t waste your time looking for a better park in the area. I don’t know what could make it any better. Especially if you compare prices. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here using Passport America. Overall the park is great, however, still under construction. Gravel throughout, no concrete pads. Expect a lot of construction throughout New Orleans on your way into the park (plan ahead!). Excellent features in this park - shuttle to the French Quarter 3x per day, fenced dog park, restaurant and bar on site. The area surrounding the park is a warehouse/industrial area. We'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Ditto earlier comments - sparkling clean facilities, friendly staff, upgrading campground. It is obviously an ongoing process, shuttle bus into French Quarter was efficient. Passport America campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here using Passport America's discount. Easy to get in and out. Staff is very friendly. They have a restaurant and bar on site. We didn't use it, but they give you a free drink ticket when you check in. Riverfront, with a decent view. It's not the prettiest park you've ever seen, but it's better than some. It's about 5 miles or 10 minutes from the French Quarter. Good location. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful park, nicely landscaped, helpful staff. The pool with waterfall looks over the river. Security is good with a coded gate. The park is 15 minutes from the French Quarter where parking is impossible, but the park provides free shuttle service three times daily and a taxi number for late returning. There is even a park guest who offers dog sitting services. A good choice for a safe and convenient stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was clearly one of the best parks I've visited in Louisiana. Staff was very helpful, beautiful scenery, close to everything we wanted to do in New Orleans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our 3 night stay at Pontchartrain Landing in October. Our $29 rate was with Pass Port America discount. Their free shuttle runs 3 times a day to the French Quarter. That, combined with the daily rail pass for New Orleans streetcars, meant that we never had to unhook the towed car from the motor home. The campground appearance is lovely with well-maintained gravel roads, and lush tropical plantings including flowering oleander and hibiscus. The views outside the campground are less than ideal, surrounded by an industrial shipping and warehouse area. The pool area was very nice with outdoor bar serving beer and soda at night (but may have different hours during their busy season). The access road from the highway to the campground is rough pavement, so just take it slow. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Overall a very nice experience. The park was clean and well managed. The staff was very helpful. On the way into the park you wonder what your in for but once there it's actually very nicely landscaped. The fishing on the canal is great. The shuttle to the French Quarter ( 3 x day) was a very nice plus. Would like to have stayed a little longer but only allow Passport Sun thru Thur. otherwise would be a bit expensive. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice park although I was a little concerned what I'd find as I drove down the industrial harbor area. The staff was very nice. Everything was very clean. There was a nice pool area. Free shuttle 3 times a day. When I had a problem with the cable TV at my site, the manager came and fixed it. Wi-Fi worked well. Price was for Escapees which I thought was very fair for the city and amenities they offered. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for jazz fest weekend and couldn't be happier. Weren't sure about the place on our way there but what a diamond in the rough. Ship traffic to watch, super yachts going by, and the dolphins capped everything off. I couldn't believe this park is in the city because at night you hear nothing!!! The staff was a 10+++ and we would recommend this park every chance we get. What an awesome experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The actual charge for our supersite, as they call it, was $128 per night. The site was right on the industrial canal, not river, and the sites you see across the canal are derelict and shuttered industrial buildings and barges. We could barely get our slideouts out due to the closeness of the site to the adjoining sites, but the worst was that adjoining neighbors were permanent campers and had spread out all over the site including our site. The campground is in an industrial area with a very broken down access road and lots of stored campers and boats. This is not a place that you would want to stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I disagree with prior posters in that this park is not scary at all andthey are working to repair the road leading to the park (about 1 mile long) and the park is gated. It is in the harbor area, so some of the buildings on the road leading to the park are warehouses. The park however, is nice ,gravel roads and sites and right on the water. All new landscaping and office building since the storm. The park is a work in progress, but we liked it. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. They do run a free shuttle to the French Quarter 3 times a day. We drove it today ourselves, takes about 15 minutes to get there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The location is a little scary. You're down by the river located by old warehouses and Industrial buildings. The front gated is locked at 7PM and you must use a code to open it. There is a free van schedule to the French Quarter is 3 times daily. Cab fare is $20 each way. All day parking at the French Quarter is $20. Sites and internal roads are all gravel. The only grass is by the river sites. They are full hook up sites. The outside pool was open but too dirty and cold to use. They have 3 washers and 4 dryers that work well. $1.50 per load in washer & dryer. Management was very nice and accommodating. They also have a dog run. Overall a interesting campground. Last year we stayed at the KOA West and when it rains there it floods their streets and sites. Here you can watch the boat traffic on and the occasional launching of water craft. We would return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great access to the city. The shuttle was invaluable for the casino and French Quarter. WiFi was spotty to non- existent. The staff was extremely helpful and pleasant. Gravel roads dusty (when dry!)and tough to ride a bicycle on. Park was under water with Katrina but the owners have done a good job bringing it back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a new and constantly improving park. The staff was FABULOUS. They were more than accommodating and helpful. Came to our site to help us get around New Orleans, give us suggestions of where to go / places to see. Shuttle bus service 3 times a day which saved us driving our car into busy downtown for sightseeing. Only draw back is location. But very safe as gated community. We would highly recommend this park and we would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is a work in progress. We were skeptical about staying in this part of town, but the park is well secured and the staff is very friendly. Not much grass, if you have a dog, but they do have a nice fenced in area where the dogs can play, unleashed. There is a shuttle to the French Quarter, but we chose to drive. Had no problems finding a parking space. Shuttle is free, but only runs at designated times. Having a dog, we preferred to come and go as we pleased. We had signed up for one night, but renewed for 2 more nights. Restrooms are large and very clean. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park management went above and beyond to make our stay pleasurable. We had a waterfront pull in that looked out to a large ship not necessarily beautiful but it was definitely waterfront. We stayed here in a travel trailer and we did so because they had shuttle to the French Quarter (Mardi Gras) it was a very nice plus. Didn't understand why after midnight they would shut down the park lights making it difficult to see!?? It was gated but it needed to be it was in an industrial area away from anything in a scary part of town. We would probably stay here again but only for Mardi Gras. The showers/bathrooms were clean well maintained. Didn't use the laundry but saw a few campers utilizing the facility. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is definitely one of the better RV parks in the New Orleans area. Be sure to request a water site. The park provides free shuttle to downtown, but if you stay at home it's fun watching yachts go by. They've suffered a bit from recent hurricanes, but working to keep the park restored. I'd definitely stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This resort is truly a pleasant surprise. From the moment we arrived we were impressed with the friendly courteous staff. Your stay begins with an escort to your site and assistance with backing in if necessary. So many little extras like trash pick up each day made our time here a pleasure. The free, three times daily, shuttle service to the French Quarter is a real time and money saver. The cost of parking in the French Quarter is around $20 to $25 a day and at times not easy to find so this free service was great. Sites are very level, well landscaped, and large enough for any sized rig. Hook-ups include 50 amp service, and cable in addition to water and sewer. I found only two minor drawbacks. The city street leading to the resort needs improvement and climbing those stairs to the office/clubhouse, several times a day is not fun for people with knee or leg problems. Overall I would recommend this resort and I will definitely stay here again in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for 1 week with a cost of $218 including the taxes. This is a newer park and is now called Pontchutrain Landing. They have a free shuttle to the French Quarter and it is well worth it as parking is $20 a day if you can find it. The negatives are the area(its in an industrial area-a yacht building company and a tough neighborhood to shop) and the pot-holed road to the park. There is noise from the RR track. It is safe and clean and patrolled by the Harbor Police. We would stay there again. The wifi was sporadic but the staff was excellent-a 10+. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent 3 nights here. Sites were clean and level.. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The manager is fantastic as is the staff, very friendly and helpful. We used the free shuttle to the French Quarter which ran 3 times a day. The manager even decided to pick up folks on New Years Eve at 1:00 which wasn't on the schedule. The campground has only been in operation for 18 months but they have done a fabulous job of creating a fabulous site. Pets can enjoy lots of walking space and a large fenced play area. Free Wi-Fi and cable were great. We would definitely stay here again when in the area. Passport America discount was good for 1 night. Cost does not reflect this discount. Thanks to the staff for a great stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is about 18 months young. It is nice already, and going to be great. We would certainly come back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground was completely rebuilt after the floods & is in very good condition. The staff is very friendly & helpful. Shuttle service to the French Quarter was very much appreciated. Yes, the drive to the campground thru the damaged industrial section is not pretty but once in the campground it is very safe & secure. The gates are locked at night & we never had any concerns while there. We will definitely be going back there next year & stay on the waterfront again. Their new name is Pontchartrain Landing, check out their website, they have big plans for the camground. We paid Passport rates. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place was recommended by a neighbor at another park. I was very disappointed, mostly gravel, dusty , almost no grass for pets, Trash throughout area. Maybe we got put in a bad spot but I was glad to leave. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here 12 nights, so rate was discounted. Work-camper staff was among the most friendly and helpful we have encountered anywhere. Gated security. Very clean campground (although one new section is under construction which creates a little understandable, acceptable mess). Campsites are further apart than most and wide enough to park tow vehicle beside RV. Free shuttle to French Quarter in morning and evening, about a 15-minute drive. Would very definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nightly rate was for Mardi Gras. We stayed here for 4 nights. They are also expanding about 30 more sites. This is a good park for exploring downtown New Orleans. It is a very safe park despite the drive in to get there. The shuttle is very convenient to the French Quarter. Cab rides if you miss the shuttle should be ~$15 (Be aware during special events. Make sure the cab driver turns on the meter). We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New, one year old and built after Katrina. Spacious, level sites..adding another 60 sites to accommodate growth. Owners are extremely friendly and helpful, and can't do enough for you. About 5 miles from the French Quarter with easy access. Located along the west side of the Industrial Canal in an area of heavy industry, which poses no negative concerns. Very quiet. I would select it over the RV park downtown due to a safe and more secure feeling. No street people around here..... We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed the month of Feb and enjoyed being close to downtown and near the Mardi Gras parade routes. The campground was quiet and secure which was important to us. Being new motor home owners we appreciated CJ, the manager,helping us set up and answering our numerous questions during our first outing in a campground. We will definitely be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.